OldMaidGirl Reviews

This is definitely a case of so bad it's good. Using the same modelling assets as Anime Show, Girls Dance, and Cute Girls, this is the only one that's appropriately priced at $2. Sure, it's only one girl, but you get full camera control using the control sticks, a second camera option, and... ...wait for it... you get to play the worst card game EVER with her, and see her ridiculous reaction when she wins or loses! OMG!!! Oh, and you also get to play with her boobs, which aren't modelled properly so they move weird and don't jive with her body, and go extra weird when she changes between her two positions. Like I said, so bad, but cheap, that it's good.

Terrible game experience, terrible AR implementation. Apparently, it's not really a card game, it's a touch an anime boob simulator.

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I bought this game with a friend and we played it together for about 20 minutes. At the beginning we were having a great time and enjoyed the REALISTIC boob jiggle. After I finished toying around with this mess of a game. I gave the Vr to my friend and after 5 minutes of flying around and going crazy on the "waifus" chest he started to talk about dimesions and timelines. He was trying to give this poor Woman an exestencial crisis. He was talking to her for about 5+ minutes that she will die and that everything she loves will die with her. I also called himself a god in this game and decided to brake every sort of mechanic there was in the game. He continued talking with the most serious tone I have heard from him until finishing a horrifying sentence, shutting the game of, deleting the game and refunding it. This was certaintly a experience. Don't play this alone or you'll get crazy.

I was hoping this game would work as this barely requires any graphics... However it would just crash when I loaded it in vr but it would run fine without vr even though the game wouldn't work. This game will probably run fine if you have a vr ready pc. Recommend if you are able to play it and not have it crash on you.

You play old maid with a girl. What can i say. its old maid with A GIRL.

As a lover of the card game, I'm let down. It's impossible to lose almost and she won't stop staring at me.

Can't complain much as the game is only 2 usd. The game itself still has a lot of room for imporvement Suggestions to Devs: - Add more emotions and reactions for the girls as this is the main selling point of this card game.... - Adding more characters representing different diffculties - Add more freedom to the game make it more like a simulation. Eg. Let the player handle the cards manually able to shuffle the cards themselves with motion controller. - Aadding multiplayer lol

I knew this was just a bit of VR risqué silliness, but I was not prepared for how rough and basic this really is. There are a lot of very small changes that could make this a vastly superior game, if you could call it a game. The "Old Maid" aspect is basically broken here, especially since there's only two players. You take turns always picking the right card, and whoever wins, not that it really matters (the anime girl makes a slightly different sound and animation for a second) all comes down to who ended up with the Joker to start with. Being able to increase the AI player count would actually put this closer to being a real game. The "risqué" part is... not great. There's one outfit, with two more being paid DLC. (All of them originally included in the same model package they purchased, I know because I follow the creator's YouTube channel.) There's no nudity I'm aware of, except she clips awkwardly through her outfit even when still. (Really, just straight out of the back.) And if you clip your view into her, you can see her skin does have those details after all. You can sort of awkwardly push around her breasts, which cause your controller to constantly vibrate. You can put her into one of TWO (2!) different poses, and either set things in a living room or a beach. That's... that's it, really. There are some cool things here. I appreciate that the creator is updating the game, although adding AR mode isn't really polishing the existing content. Said AR mode looks awful through the Vive camera, but it's at least an interesting gimmick to try once. There is VRM import support for both the AI and your player model (no way to set back the player model to normal without restarting the game, and you'll want to). There's a "second camera" feature which is cool, and you can even twist it around a bit. But for some reason, it appears above the TV that you directly face while playing, which displays nothing but a static picture of the very room you're in. Why wouldn't you just put it on the TV? This is rough, even for Sexy Steam Shovelware. It could be better, but right now, it's not.

Bought it to try out the AR implementation. Good try, but much like you'd expect, the Vive camera isn't useful for AR stuff in general. The biggest problem is it's monoscopic. With no depth from the camera, your real hand will render behind the camera and seem gigantic by comparison, throwing off any sense of scale to the environment. The real effect of AR in VR right now is that it's some VR stuff rendered on top of a low resolution, grainy, monoscopic 360 video sphere that you kinda recognize as a rough low res facsimile of the world just outside of the headset; rather than feeling like virtual objects are been rendered on top of the real world, as is the true goal of AR. 2 dollars is the right price for this. Very rough around the edges, but a decent answer to how AR feels in VR right now.